everything. So this is genuinely, genuinely,
genuinely, an infrastructure government. Thank you.
genuinely, an infrastructure government. Thank you. The right Hon
Winston Peters. That
was a message straight out of Beijing.
Winston Peters. That was a message straight out of Beijing. In
the Marinsville RSA
Marinsville RSA last night, there wasn't a seat left when we launched
our candidate, Stu Hudson. So
Nationals launched
Nationals launched theirs, of course, and got 25. So we're
not giving any regard to all
those people who spoke here today. We've
seen the National Party
polls, the most recent ones, and it's all bad
seen the National Party polls, the
parties here. But it's good news for parties here. But it's good news for
don't care about Epsom's
bludger and his cuckholded behaviour in this parliament. The
reality is, as the former American
President had on
as the former American President had
but not in New Zealand Government today. Look, it reminds me of the
American PT Barnum when he
today. Look, it reminds me of the American PT Barnum when he ran
a circus menagerie, and a
circus of freaks.
circus menagerie, and a circus of freaks. The cuckholded vessel,
the racial separatists, and that was the
biggest subject that last night
concerned a packed hall mainly
of National Party farmers. You
can laugh now but they were down there,
and they were all over the country.
Take the Fuji Xerox scandal. For
a year this
year this Government over here said there was nothing in it, nothing
to see. It was imploding around the
under our face, and the Government is implicitly involved, and they've
got school after school in these
their head of sales and by their managing director, Gavin Pollard.
The
The Japanese Government came here last week and apologised to this
did, but not those people over there. Caught
did, but not those people over
nothing there. And now we come to this Transpower sale and he
gets up and makes out they know nothing
about it. Can I say this,
in 2013 there was a referendum where,
two to one, the
one, the New Zealand people were opposed to these power sales.
But it doesn't stop these guys,
billion of assets and quietly behind the public's back they've
got the scheme being talked up,
the public's back they've got the
option to sell this huge asset. It is a disgrace. Can you recall who
the journalists out there who don't seem to understand. They
were involved, you will recall, in
December
involved, you will recall, in
Transpower sell off their South Island transmissions web to an arm
smelly leaseback all the way through what
smelly leaseback all the way through
And it all went belly up in 2009. That's how long the association is.
That's how long the association is. A penny black privatisation with
foreign investment bankers. National
is doing one thing
and saying another. Remember what they say,
Bill English said, back in
another. Remember what they say,
There won't be any more asset sales largely because anything that can be
sold will have been by then.
And Steven Joyce says,
sold will have been by then. And
understand transparency if he fell over it! He showed it on the Fuji
Xerox scandal. He is showing it
over and over and on Novopay he is just
a bungling incompetent. In the next
few weeks in this campaign
we are going to expose what Tony Rile has
few weeks in this campaign we are been doing. He got put on
the board, in the four months of being made the
chairman, they booted off
a good there and chose the man all
to do
sale. This former, this is Tony Rile, BNZ bank teller who
was behind the sale of the biggest bank in
this country, BNZ, that when
it was sold had six out of ten New Zealand
clients and today
had six out of ten New Zealand
nothing about it. They are globalists and I'm
telling you why New Zealand First is
the halls in this country, because they've had a gut full
of you, they've had enough and they want a
change and now they'll
get one and no amount of character assassination
is going to stop us
on this great purpose.
is going to stop us on this great purpose. Well, here
comes another one! Andrew Bayly. Thank you, Mr
Speaker. It is a pleasure to be
talking on this debate and
it's interesting, just sitting in the
House, you can almost feel the
expectation of the Opposition, that
they should be in
government. In fact, you almost feel
they should be in government. In
almost as if they feel they have the right to be in government.